L'Arca di Noè - Echinoderma (echinoderms)

Echinoderma (echinoderms)

Do you have never put your hand into a shark jaw? Would you have ever imagined that a person could stand upright inside the mouth of a giant Carcharodon megalodon)? Have you ever wished to own and wear around your neck a pendant featuring an authentic tiger shark or Mako shark tooth? Have you ever seen a 4, 6 or even more than 20 arms starfish? Do you sat down by mistake (we have done it ...) on a porcupine-fish? With us all this is possible!
In this catalog "Wildlife" we have included all those animals that we could not include elsewhere, so you'll find a bit of everything, as limulus, starfishes and sea-urchins, crabs, cryfish, barnacles and a stock of teeth of camel, bushpig, buffalo, molting snake, frogs, globe-fishes, porcupine fish, flying dragons, bats, ostrich eggs, feathers and so on.
You will also find items related to modern-day sharks such as jaws, supraorbital ridges, and teeth (available individually, in sets, or as pendants and necklaces) since, given that these animals have cartilaginous skeletons, there is little else that can be preserved.
Please note that, with the exception of teeth, books on sharks, and similar items, the complete shark specimens featured in this catalog have been taxidermied, dried, or otherwise preserved. Therefore, if you are looking for live fish (such as catsharks, barracudas, rays, or other small sharks) for your saltwater aquariums, you will need to look elsewhere.

Fossils of extinct prehistoric sharks (including teeth, vertebrae, and sawfish rostra spines) can be found in our Fossil Catalog.

Like for every category, our catalog is subject to frequent revision, therefore you often come back to visit us if you are searching for novelties.
And now... good exploration!

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Sharks, starfish, sea-urchins, crabs, skulls, bats, teeth, stuff birds and so much more!

In the Wildlife Catalog you'll find sea urchins and starfish, sponges, horseshoe crabs, reptiles, frogs, stuffed bats and birds, trophies, as well as jaws, ridges, and teeth from sharks and rays -loose, in lots, or fashioned into necklaces and pendants with silver settings- along with fish, skulls, skeletons, feathers, and many other animal remains.
Also available are books on sharks. Many extinct species can be found in the Fossil Catalog.